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You are here: Home » RESOURCES » Coaching Tips » Are All Clients Coachable?

Are All Clients Coachable?

2017/05/28

With Merci Miglino, PCC

Are all clients coachable?  Fact is not everyone is prepared for the often challenging process involved in making a change.

1. Open and Self-aware

Most coachable people have a fair amount of self-awareness and can self-reflect.  They’re willing to engage in topics that might be uncomfortable and they’re prepared to answer the question of what’s really going on here; and get to the belief and perspective that’s holding them back.

2. Open to New Perspectives

They enjoy feedback, they actually welcome feedback, they’re excited at a new way of looking at something even if initially there’s a little bit of a take back but they really enjoy the process of partnering with someone and looking for new ways to solve whatever the problem is.

3. Committed to Change

They recognize the gap between where they are and where they wanna be.  And they’re prepared to take action even if they don’t know all the way there.

4. Engage in Coaching Process

And once they take that action, it’s observable, the coach and the client can both see progress and they are energized by this.  That’s a fully committed person who’s engaged in the coaching process.

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